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One of the most fascinating parts of Perry Saturn’s commentary during the Shootin’ With Saturn episode is his explanation of how much of the Fall Brawl match was actually improvised. Modern wrestling fans sometimes assume that every moment in a match is carefully scripted ahead of time. But Saturn’s description paints a very different picture.
According to him, nearly the entire match was called on the fly while they were in the ring. That means Raven and Saturn were essentially building the match in real time, responding to the crowd and communicating with each other as they went.
For longtime wrestling fans, that idea brings back memories of an era when experience and instinct played a huge role in match quality. It also explains why certain matches from that period still feel so authentic when you watch them today.
Saturn mentions that the only part of the match that was truly planned in advance was the final set of moves leading to the finish. Everything else was built in the moment. That level of improvisation requires a huge amount of trust between the wrestlers involved.
Saturn points out that he and Raven had worked together many times before this match. Because they understood each other’s timing and style, they could communicate quickly and adapt without confusion.
Saturn mentions that the referee was sometimes used as a way to pass along instructions between the wrestlers. This is one of those behind the scenes tricks that most fans never notice while watching a match.
When a match is not completely scripted, the wrestlers can adjust their pacing based on the audience’s reactions. Saturn repeatedly mentions how satisfying it is when the crowd begins to believe the story being told.
Saturn comments that the match started at a slower pace on purpose. That allowed them to establish the characters and gradually increase the intensity as the match progressed.
For many of us who follow wrestling through communities like WOO, the storytelling aspect of wrestling is just as important as the action itself. Hearing Saturn explain how the match evolved in real time makes the performance even more impressive.
It also highlights something that makes wrestling unique compared to other forms of entertainment. The performers are not just athletes. They are storytellers who must think on their feet while thousands of people watch.
Personally, I have always appreciated matches that feel organic rather than overly choreographed. When wrestlers are able to improvise successfully, the result often feels more genuine.
Saturn clearly takes pride in the fact that this match came together so smoothly despite being largely unscripted. And honestly, hearing him talk about it makes me want to go back and watch the match again with a completely new perspective.
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